Intel opens US$3 billion chipmaking factory in US
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Rival Advanced Micro Devices has its own factory plans, but Intel is leading the way with a new facility using 45-nanometer chipmaking technology
In the latest display of its manufacturing might, Intel Corp is opening a US$3 billion factory in the US, widening its lead over smaller rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc (AMD) in the industry's switch to a new chipmaking technique.
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NEC touts SX-9 supercomputer
NEC Corp began worldwide sales yesterday of a supercomputer it said would challenge world leaders IBM Corp and Cray Inc.
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Chinese economy grows 11.5% in 3Q despite controls
China's economy expanded at a blistering pace in the third quarter, the government said yesterday, even as it declared that the immediate overheating risk had receded thanks to a series of control measures.
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FSC figures show banking sector asset quality inching upwards
By Joyce Huang The local banking sector's asset quality inched up with its non-performing loan (NPL) ratio dropping 0.08 percentage points month-on-month to 2.16 percent last month, Financial Supervisory Commission statistics showed yesterday.
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Acer posts nearly 30% income growth
By Lisa Wang Acer Inc, the world's fourth-largest computer vendor, yesterday posted nearly 30 percent growth for third quarter net income on robust demand.
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TSMC posts improved earnings results
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The world's top contract chipmaker expects revenues to grow to top NT$94 billion in the fourth quarter, driven by robust computer sector demand
By Lisa Wang The world's top contract chipmaker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC, 台積電), yesterday posted its highest quarterly earnings of the past four quarters as prices stabilized on recovering demand, but the company plans to sharply lower capital spending next year.
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FSC chairman dismisses fears of capital flight
By Joyce Huang The Cabinet's lifting of the ban on locally managed onshore funds and discretionary accounts investing in Chinese and Hong Kong stock markets on Wednesday is unlikely to further fuel capital flight to China, financial regulators said yesterday.
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Powerchip posts loss for Q3
By Jessie Ho Powerchip Semiconductor Corp (力晶半導體), the nation's largest maker of computer memory chips, yesterday posted its second consecutive quarterly loss, after chip prices hit the bottom by a glut.
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